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Class X :
Mathematics
Science
Social Science
English
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Mathematics
Science
Telugu
MCQ Science
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Sunday, 24 February 2013
Sample Papers Class X Term 2 Second Set
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These are in addition to the five papers given in First five papers
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Friday, 1 February 2013
Work Sheets Class 9
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Thursday, 31 January 2013
Work Sheets Class 8
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Saturday, 26 January 2013
Key Points for Class X Math
* Start a new question on a fresh page (if possible). Avoid turning page for the answer as you may copy the values wrong to the next page.
* Mention proper units where ever applicable.
Applications of Trigonometry (Heights and Distances)
1. Description for the diagram is compulsory.
2. For angle of depression the horizontal line is compulsory.
3, Do not get confused with the values of tan 30 degrees and tan 60 degrees.
Quadratic Equations
1. Read the question properly and check whether any particular method is mentioned (like
Completing Square Method)
2. Frame the equation carefully for speed related problems.
Coordinate Geometry
1. Write formula .
2. For a point on X axis the value of y = 0 and for a point on Y axis the value of x = 0.
3. (x1, y1) and (x2,y2) i.e., x1 must always be associated with y1.
It is not (x1, x2) and (y1,y2)This is wrong.
Value Based Questions Class IX History
“FOREST SOCIETY AND COLONIALISM”
Long
Answer-Question
Q.Contextual
Even though the Colonial forest
laws deprived the forest people the right to hunt, many species
became almost extinct under the
colonial rule.
Give any two reasons. (1)
Value based
Which values could have helped
conserve wildlife and forests in India during the colonial rule?
(2)
Answer :
Contextual
The British saw the large animals
as the signs of wild, primitive and savage society.
They believed that by killing
dangerous animals, the British would civilize India.
Value based
· Respect for
nature
· Conservation of
nature, flora and fauna (forest resources)
· Environmental sensitivity
· Responsibility
as a concerned citizen
· Compassion
(Student to mention any two-1
mark per value)
CLOTHING: A
SOCIAL HISTORY
MCQ
Q. In May 1820, women of Shanar
caste were attacked by upper caste Nairs in public places in
the southern princely states of
Travancore for wearing a cotton cloth across their upper bodies.
What values could have prevented
this? (1)
a) Respect for laws
b) Awareness
c) Respect for dignity of women
d) Respect towards environment
Ans. c
Short Answer-Question
What values did adoption of khadi
as a symbol by Gandhiji represent? (3)
- Dignity of labour
- Respect for fellow country men
- Simplicity
-Love for Nation
PEASANTS AND
FARMERS
MCQ
Q.The Enclosure Movement led to
difficulties for peasants. What values should have been
present in the landlords attitude
towards the peasants? (1)
a) Concern for economic growth
b) Empathy towards peasants
c) Responsibility towards
peasants
d) Respect for laws
Ans. b.
Long
Answer-Question
Q. Contextual:
What led the United States of
America to become a dust bowl from a bread basket at
the
beginning of the 20th century? (2)
· Expansion of
wheat agriculture turning large tracts of land into grounds of cultivation
· Uprooting of
vegetation, tractors had turned soil over and broken the sod into dust.
Value Based:
What values could have prevented
it? (3)
· Sensitivity
towards environment
· Concern for
sustainable use of resources
· Concern for fellow
countrymen
Value Based Questions Class X History
NATIONALISM IN
INDIA
Long
Answer-Question
Q. Contextual
How did people in the cities take
part in the Non- Cooperation Movement?-(3)
Value based
What values did they exhibit?-(2)
Answer:
Contextual
-Boycott of schools and colleges
-Resignations from offices and
Law Courts
-Bonfires of foreign cloth
-Picketing of shops selling
foreign goods (any 3)
Value based
- Cooperation and teamwork
-Patriotism
-Courage
-Respect for national goods and
institutions (any 2)
NATIONALISM IN
INDO CHINA
MCQ
Q.
The failure of the Bounty
Programme displayed which values of the Vietnamese?
a. Concern for the environment
b. Cooperation
c. Empathy towards the French
d. Selflessness
Ans. b
Long
Answer-Question
Q. Contextual
How did Vietnamese women
participate in the liberation struggle of their country? -
(3)
Value based
What values did they show? (2)
ANSWER
Contextual
-Fighting as militia
-Repair of the Ho Chi Minh Trail
-Nursing the sick and the wounded
-Transporting supplies along the
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Value based
-Respect
-Love for the nation
-Cooperation and teamwork
-Determination
-Caring for Fellow countrymen
Value Based Questions Class IX Geography
Chapter: Climate
MCQ
Q. Which of the following values
can be learnt from the regular pattern of seasons in India?
a. punctuality and regularity
b. care
c. compassion
d. sensitivity
Ans: a. punctuality and
regularity
Long Answer-
Question
Q.
(a)Contextual
The unifying influence of the
monsoon on the Indian Sub-Continent is quite perceptible. How far
is the statement correct? (2)
Ans: a) The monsoon brings
rainfall to every part of the country.
b) Right from the farmers to
business-men benefited by the monsoon.
(b)Value Based
List any three values that we
could learn from the monsoon. (3)
Ans: a ) Unity
b) Selfless service
c) Empathy and Caring attitude
Chapter: Natural
Vegetation and Wildlife
MCQ:
Q. The greed of human beings
leads to overutilization of resources. Which of the following
values can bring about a positive
change in this situation? (1)
a. Care and compassion
b. Celebrating diversity
c. Personal safety
d. Cleanliness
Ans: a. care and compassion
Long
Answer-Question
Q.A number of National Parks and
Wildlife Sanctuaries have been setup in India to protect the
flora and fauna
a. Contextual
Name any two such National Parks
or Wildlife Sanctuaries (2)
Ans.: Jim Corbett National Park
Manas Wildlife Sanctuary (any
other)
b. What values should be
exhibited by the people for the maintenance of the National
Parks? (3)
Ans.: Environment sensitivity
Concern and care for plants and
animals
Responsibility as a citizen to
protect depleting resource
Chapter:
Population
MCQs
Q. A large number of adolescent
girls suffer from anemia in India. What societal values will help
to resolve this issue?
a) Gender equality
b) Respect and care for women
c) Nurturing healthy eating
habits
d) All of the above
Ans – d)
all of the above
Long
Answer-Question
Q.
(a) Contextual
What are the objectives of NPP
2000? (2)
· Free and
compulsory education up to 14 years
· Reduce infant
mortality rate
(b) Value BasedWhat values does
the NPP aim at inculcating among the adolescent
population?(3)
- Gender equality
- Dignity of life
- Personal responsibility
- Social responsibility
Value Based Questions Class X Geography
Chapter:
Minerals and Energy Resources
MCQ:
Q. Which value can help us to
conserve minerals?
a) Resource development
b) Concern for sustainable
development
c) Export of raw materials
d) Mining laws
Ans: b) Concern for sustainable
development
Long Answer-
Question
Q. a) Contextual –
Give two uses of
natural gas? (2)
Ans: a) CNG for vehicles
b)LPG for domestic use
c) Industrial raw material in the
Petrochemical Industries
(Any two points)
b) Value based –
As a responsible
citizen of India which values do you think will help in reducing pollution
caused by
burning of fossil fuels? (3)
Ans: b)
- We can create awareness as
responsible citizens
- Concern for the environment
- Participating as a citizen in
national development
- Sensitivity to the use of natural
resources (Any three points)
Chapter:
Manufacturing Industries
Long Answer-
Question
Q.“Industrial pollution is
seriously affecting fresh water resources”
Contextual
Mention two ways in which
industrial pollution is affecting fresh water resources? (2)
Ans:
- Dumping
of effluents into rivers
- Toxic
waste is not neutralized before dumping
- Thermal
pollution (any two points)
Value based
What values can bring about a
change in the existing situation? (3)
Ans:
- Care
for the natural resource
- Sensitivity
to environment
- Social
responsibility: responsibility towards the society
- Care
and concern for fellow citizens (any three points)
Chapter:
Lifelines of National Economy
MCQ
Q.Which social value is promoted
by tourism? (1)
A. Support to local handicraft.
B. Cultural pursuits.
C. National integration.
D. Earns foreign exchange.
Ans. A) National integration.
Short Answer-
Question
Q. Outline the values that the
means of transport and communication help in developing among
the people. (3)
Ans: Respect for unity in
diversity- cultural and ethnic
Develops love and concern for
fellow country men
National integration
Generates dignity and respect for
national property
Short Answer-
Question
Q. Briefly explain the values
promoted by tourism? (3)
- National integration
-International understanding
-Care and concern about
environment, culture & heritage
Long Answer-
Question
Q (a) Contextual
What is the importance of
railways in India? (2)
Ans:
- Fast mode of land transport
- Helps in bringing the
countryside in close contact with towns and cities
- Helps in national integration
(b) Value Based
What values among users will help
in maintenance of railway property? (3)
Ans:
Respect and care for national
property
Sense
of responsibilityValue Based Questions Class X English
Marks: 5 Class X Word Limit:
100 wds.
VIRTUALLY TRUE
1. “Dear Michael, it said.
Thank you! I am not sure how it happened, but thanks. You saved my life.”
Even though Michael did not
know Shultz personally, he made every attempt to save him.
What values did Michael
display?
Value Points
Compassion
Empathy
Never give up attitude
Concern for the other
Responsible citizen, helping a fellow citizen.
2. Answering a reporter’s
question as to what the family was going to do next, Mr. Shultz said that they
were off to stock up on some games.
Computers, especially computer
games, are a rage with children as well as adults. They play an important role
in our lives but they are also a major distraction and have their hazards. In
about 150 words, write an article on the hazards of addiction and how to
overcome it.
Value Points
Technology here to stay – move
with times
Advantages – education,
entertainment, stress buster
Disadvantages – addiction,
distraction, one becomes anti-social, affects health, games inculcate violence
Need to exercise self-control –
strike a balance
Time management
SHADY PLOT
3. The foundation of any
long-lasting relationship is trust. Comment on this statement with reference to
the character of Lavinia from the story A Shady Plot.
Value Points
Mutual trust key to a healthy
relationship
Helps prevent suspicion and
discord
Improves understanding
Strengthens the bond
4. Traitor, traitor. “Why
she says it’s you, Mr. Hallock. What does she mean? ….. Lavinia stopped and
began to look at me through narrowed lids.
Do you think Lavinia is
justified in basing her suspicions on the Ouija Board? Give reasons for your
answer.
Value Points
Superstitions are irrational
and misleading
No concrete evidence
Relationships based on trust
and faith - need to be developed and nurtured
Talk things out face to face to
clarify matters
Ghost not referring to John and
Lavinia, but to his using the Ouija Board when he had promised to dissuade
others from using them
PATOL BABU, FILM STAR
5. ‘Remember one thing
Patol; however small a part you’re offered, never consider it beneath your dignity
to accept it. As an artist your aim should be to make the most of your
opportunity, and squeeze the last drop of meaning out of your lines. A play
involves the work of many and it is the combined effort of many that makes a
success of the play.’
Some time back you had received
a letter from your friend from Bangalore in which he had mentioned how upset he
was when he was not given any role to perform in the Annual function but given
a back stage duty. After reading the above lines you decide to write a reply to
his letter advising him to change his attitude as no work is mean.
Value Points
Dignity of labour
Make the most of the
opportunity that comes your way
Team work – giving due credit
to individuals
Shouldering responsibility
Respect / acknowledgement /
appreciation of others
A man is judged not by his
position / status / the work assigned, but his performance
6. Patol Babu glanced at
the paper and found a single word had been scrawled on it – ‘Oh’. ….. Sosanko
said, “What’s the matter Grandpa? You don’t seem too pleased.”
Inspite of his initial
disappointment, Patol Babu came to terms with what was offered to him and
finally achieved satisfaction and happiness.
Write an article for your
school magazine entitled – Take challenges in your stride.
Value Points
Accept challenges life throws
at you - will be able to overcome even toughest obstacle
Enables you to realize your
potential
Challenges expose your weaknesses
and strengths
Work on weaknesses to overcome
them
Knowledge
of your strengths give confidence
Value Based Questions Class IX Science
Q1.Aditya was suffering from chicken pox for two
weeks . Friends call him and insist him to join for
school fete but he refuses and decides to stay back
home.
1. What is the cause of chicken pox? ( 1mark )
2. Give one more disease that spread through same
mode of transmission . ( 1 mark)
Contextual Part
3. What two values did Aditya exhibit by not joining
his friends for school fete. ( 2 marks)
Value Based
Answer 1 and 2 are conceptual learning
Value Points ( any two for 1 mark each)
i) Sensitivity towards community.
ii) Social awareness.
iii) Self discipline.
Q 2. A maid working at Raman’s house does not turn
for work as her son is down with diarrhea. Hearing
this Raman volunteers to take the child to the
doctor.
Contextual Part
1.What could be the cause for the child’s illness? (
1 mark)
2.What immediate help can be given to the child
before taking him to the doctor? ( 1 mark)
Value Based
3.What value are depicted by Raman? ( 2 marks)
Value Points
i)Empathy / compassion ( any two for 1 mark each)
ii) Kindness
iii) Responsible behavior
iv)Caring Attitude
DIVERSITY IN
LIVING ORGANISMS.
Q3.Shivi and Rohit went to the zoo on a day’s tour
.Rohit was fascinated looking at the monkeys and
started hurling stones and imitating them and Shivi
objected to his behavior.
Contextual Part
1. Which two characteristic features do you find
common between monkeys and humans. ( 2 marks)
Contextual Part
2. What two values Shivi exhibited by objecting to
Rohit behavior? ( 2 marks)
Value Points ( any two for 1 mark each)
i)
Developing Empathy & love for all organisms.
ii) Self
discipline .
iii) Law
abiding citizen.
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Q4.Reena and Meena are two friends .Reena is in
habit of using new pens almost every day where
asMeena believes in getting a refill for her pens
instead of buying a newpen even though her friends make
fun of her.
Contextual Part
1.Which out of two practice would you follow and
why? ( 1 marks)
Value Based
2. Which value is Meena depicting. ( 2 marks)
Value Points ( any two for 1 mark each)
i) sensitive to environment
ii) responsible citizen
Q.5 Mr. Sitaram an educated farmer, convinces his
friends to use fertilizers judiciously.
Contextual Part
1. How does
use of excessive fertilizers effect the Environment? (2 marks)
Value
Based
2 Which two
values of Sitaram impress you ? (
1mark)
Value Points ( any two for 1 mark each)
i)
Sensitive towards environment.
ii)
Leadership quality.
iii) Awareness about the environmental issues
SOUND
Q6. a) Rahul’s grandfather has a hearing problem and
got a device to help him out.
Contextual Part
What is the cause of this problem? (1)
Name the device that Rahul got for his grandfather?
(1)
Value Based
What value is exhibited by Rahul through this act?
(2)
Value Points ( any two for 1 mark each)
i) Caring attitude
ii) Responsible behaviour
iii) Sensitivity
Q7. Sunil’s friend is having a party at home and is
playing loud music using a loudspeaker. He requested
them to lower the volume as it was disturbing
others.
Contextual Part
Explain the working of the loudspeaker. (2)
Value Based
What value is reflected by Sunil’s conduct? (2)
Answer( a) is conceptual learning
Value
Points ( any two for 1 mark each)
i) Abiding
by the law
ii)
Responsible attitude towards society
iii)
Concern for others and environment
Archimedes
Principle
Q. 8. A milkman always carried a lactometer with him
for showing the purity of milk to his customers.
Contextual Part
1. Explain the working principle of lactometer. (2)
Value Based
(b) What qualities of milkman are depicted? (2)
Value Points ( any two
for 1 mark each)
i) Honesty
ii)
Concern for othersValue Based Questions Class IX Economics
IX
-POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE
Q “There
are various SCHEMES which are formulated by the government to eradicate poverty
directly or
indirectly”.
Contextual
Question:
1. Mention
any two programmes launched by government to eradicate poverty (2)
Value Based
2. What
values can lead to a successful implementation of these programmes? (3)
Answers
1. (1)
Swaranjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana
(2)
Antyojana Anna Yojana
(3)
National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA 2005)
(4)
National Food for Work Programme (any 2 )
Value
Based:
(1) Honesty
and commitment
(2)
Sincerity and diligence
(3) Responsibility
towards Social welfare
Q2.The
results of the poverty alleviation schemes in India have been mixed. What
values can help
bring a
positive change in the situation?
a. Honesty
b.
Commitment
c.
Responsibility
d. All of
the above
Ans. D
Value Based Questions Class X Economics
CLASS 10: ECONOMICS
CONSUMER
RIGHTS
Q 1:
Imagine yourself to be an entrepreneur of a branded product. List any three
values that you will
abide by
while marketing your product. (1+1+1)
· Social
responsibility
· Ethical
behaviour
· Abiding by
the laws
· Honesty/integrity
· Personal
responsibility
· Self
–discipline
· Any other
Q 2: While
shopping if you insist upon a bill for the purchase made, which three values
would you
display as
a consumer? (3)
· Awareness
of one’s rights
· Sharing
responsibilities
· Responsibility
as a consumer
· Ensuring
social justice
· Any other
GLOBALISATION
AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY
Q 1:
Suggest any three values that can play an important role in making
globalisation a process that
benefits
all nations alike.
(3)
· Social
justice
· Global
interdependence
· Responsible
behaviour
· Ethical
economic practices
· Just
interaction globally without domination
· Respect for
other communities
· Any other
Q 2: While
shopping if you insist upon a bill for the purchase made, which three values would
you
display as
a consumer? (3)
· Awareness
of one’s rights
· Sharing
responsibilities
· Responsibility
as a consumer
· Ensuring
social justice
· Any other
GLOBALISATION
AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY
Q 1:
Suggest any three values that can play an important role in making
globalisation a process that
benefits
all nations alike.
(3)
· Social
justice
· Global
interdependence
· Responsible
behaviour
· Ethical
economic practices
· Just
interaction globally without domination
· Respect for
other communities
· Any other
Q2: In this
era of globalisation, it is important for the Indian government to take steps
to protect
manufacturers.
Which three values will be displayed by the government in doing so? (3)
· Empathy
towards Indian manufacturers
· Responsible
behaviour
· Sensitivity
towards local needs
· Care and
concern for the society
· Any other
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